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00:40.25hikerCan a non-participating organisation vouch for a new organisation? Specifically I am thinking of sourceforge (we are going to be SF project of the month, so we might ask them if it helps us)
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00:49.28MatthewWilkeshiker: You mean an org that's never participated before? I doubt it.
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00:50.09hikerThought so - I was just hoping that sourceforge counts for something ;)  Thanks!
00:53.08gevaertsspots MatthewWilkes
00:53.15MatthewWilkesgevaerts: I'm not here!
00:53.23MatthewWilkesHow's london?
00:53.37gevaertsGray and rainy, of course :)
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00:55.16MatthewWilkesgevaerts: So, what you expected>
00:55.26gevaertsMore or less, yes
00:59.20MatthewWilkesgevaerts: Goodo
00:59.32MatthewWilkesI'm next in London in a week and a half
00:59.41gevaertsOh well
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03:27.40dush22I am sorry to ask this ...but this is my first irc...I can't see any activity here....apart from people joining and quiting...Is something hidden from me or there's no activity??
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03:28.19rwwdush22: you're not missing anything, things are a bit quiet
03:28.30rwwwell, assuming you got this message, anyway :P
03:28.36sukhedush22: Nothing is hidden from you, this is how it is. Sometimes it's busy, sometimes it's quiet.
03:29.06dush22Ohhh..Alright..:)
03:29.36sukhedush22: If you want to see "activity" here, spectate when the orgs are to be announced or the accepted students :)
03:31.01dush22Okay..Thanks..
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07:32.33lasconicHi there
07:32.44lasconicquestion about vouching
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07:33.42lasconican "organisation" is any organisation? or an organisation that already participated to GSoC?
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07:35.42lasconicfor example are "Oxfam" or the "San Francisco symphonic orchestra" possible vouchers?
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07:47.19ollylasconic: one which has participated in gsoc
07:48.31lasconicolly: ok thanks
07:50.37ollyI think the idea is that they can usefully indicate if you have some idea what you're letting yourself in for
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08:18.23carolsserves some tea and coffee
08:21.24dm8tbrcaffeinates
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08:34.18carolsgood morning dm8tbr :-)
08:34.21carolshope you're doing well.
08:35.04dm8tbrreasonably, as well as the situation permits I guess ;)
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08:57.58banasHi all. Suppose I stay in touch with two organizations, develop a nice proposal for two different projects, and submit two separate applications. Then what happens?
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09:06.55carolsbanas: then either neither, one, or both of them decides they'd like to accept you.
09:08.02banasYes, so in case of both of them accept the proposals (Just hypothetically asking), it's left to me to decide which project to take?
09:08.20banas^carols
09:08.40carolsnope, it's left to them. if you applied to both, we assume you'd be fine working with either.
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09:09.02carolsyou may or may not be asked what your preference is, but if you don't want to work with one of them, don't apply for that one.
09:09.10banascarols: Oh okay fine :) That explains it.
09:09.27carols:-)
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09:10.31banascarols : Is this channel meant for process-related doubts (such as the one I asked), or can we also ask for tips and advice?
09:11.12carolsbanas: mostly the former. but you can ask about the latter and you might be told to ask offline
09:11.54carolsfeel free to ask :-)
09:11.58carolswe're nice people.
09:12.06gevaertsSome of us, anyway :)
09:12.10carolshaha
09:12.11banasHaha. Sure :) Thank you. :D
09:12.17carolsyeah, gevaerts is a total meanie.
09:12.38gevaertsadmits that he had a mean time yesterday
09:12.45carolsyeah?
09:12.46carolshow come?
09:12.52gevaertsI was in Greenwich :)
09:13.00banasLol :D
09:13.12carolsah!
09:13.15carolsyou made a funny.
09:14.11banasOkay, so right now, I have been in touch with two organizations which generally have had lots of slots previously. I am new to Open Source, so I
09:14.21banas'I'm learning version control and all that.
09:14.47carolsgreat.
09:14.52carolssounds like a great starting point.
09:15.12|Kev|gevaerts: Haha. And with only a couple of weeks left to make that joke :D
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09:17.04banasI am also trying to fix a few bugs to one of them. The other project is smaller, so that doesn't look like it might have a lot of documentation ready yet. So can I use bugs fixed for another organisation as Open Source contribution experience?
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09:18.11carolsbanas: in terms of work experience? sure. it's all experience, regardless of size of the project.
09:18.40carolsthere aren't rules about what experience you can mention you did and that you can't. :-)
09:18.53carolswhether it's relevant for a particular position or project, well, that's a different story.
09:20.04|Kev|banas: If you can provide a URL to commits you've got merged into other projects in your application, I imagine most orgs will consider that favourably.
09:20.15|Kev|I would, at least (not that we're participating this year).
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09:22.18banasI see. Thanks :) And in general, when choosing a project, do you advise looking at one's interest towards the idea or do you think I should also look at specifics (what language, etc?) To quote an example, I really love this project which is based in Ruby on Rails. But I have only used Python so far and know negligible django. So in such a scenario, you suggest I still go ahead and apply? (I...
09:22.19banas...think I can learn, ofc).
09:23.25|Kev|Up to you.
09:23.29carolsbanas: you're asking two different questions. one question is, is collaborating with an open source project generally a good thing for applying to work with another open source project? yes, that's always good. the second question is, "is working in one language applicable to working in another." that question can only be answered by the project itself.
09:23.44|Kev|Lots of projects require you to do 'teaser tasks' before applying, which might be an excuse to learn.
09:24.10|Kev|I'd go ask the particular projects if they'd want experience you don't have.
09:24.26|Kev|Saves you a pointless application, and they're almost certain to tell you if you ask.
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09:27.08|Kev|(In fact, the advice for many many questions is 'go speak to the project and see what they want/think')
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09:28.24banaskev, carols : Yeah that sounds logical. I actually did talk to the (possible) mentor about it. I told her my skill set and she said it's enough to do the project. But she's slightly busy so she only replies to my emails once a week (which freaks me out sometimes).
09:28.25banasI had another question too. My mentor has been a Fedora contributor for some good time, and her name is listed as a possible mentor on their ideas page. When I asked her if we could do the project, she said she's new to gsoc. It isn't late for her to apply, right? (Assuming Fedora applies to the organisation thing). Actually, what is the process like? First the org applies and gets selected,...
09:28.27banas...and *they* decide what projects they want to do based on the applications they receive?
09:28.47carolsbanas: indeed. some people get busy.
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09:29.10carolsbanas: mentors don't apply for gsoc. well, at least, they don't apply to google.
09:29.15carolsgoogle chooses orgs, not mentors.
09:29.37carolseach organization has a different process for choosing their mentors; you'd need to speak to fedora directly about your mentor and that project.
09:29.45carolsso maybe i'm not understanding the question?
09:30.49banasAha. What I meant to ask was, say google decided Fedora should participate. Is that based on the poject proposals Fedora makes to google, or is it based on other criteria?
09:31.43banasAnd once the org is selected, google has nothing to do with what projects (and applicants) Fedora plans to take up?
09:32.00carolsbanas: it's based on tons of stuff. it's based on the quality of their ideas page, the quality of their application, the viability of their community, whether they've participated in the past and what their students have said about them, if they have another org or a googled vouching for them, etc etc etc
09:32.13carolsbanas: indeed. google is agnostic as to what student projects the orbs choose.
09:32.15carols*orgs
09:32.42carolswe specifically choose organizations we feel confident to leave with the task of choosing quality student applications that have a high probability of success.
09:33.12banasNow it's more clear :) So the number of slots an organization gets is decided along with  what orgs are selected?
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09:34.52carolsbanas: no, number of slots per org is decided by google.
09:35.03carolsindependent of the particular student proposals each org gets
09:35.17banasOh. And when is that disclosed?
09:35.32carolslet me check the timeline
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09:35.45carolsmay 8.
09:36.15banasOkay, awesome. That helps me understand things better. Thanks! :D
09:36.19carolsyw
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09:41.34carolsserves some more tea and coffee
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10:09.53kaimorning folks
10:10.05carolsmorning kai
10:10.18kaihey carols :)
10:10.23carols:-)
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12:08.16derdon"Suggesting a chess game written in Java to an org that maintains a CMS"
12:08.18derdonin PHP is obviously not a good fit (don't laugh, this has happened
12:08.20derdon...)
12:08.22derdon:D
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12:11.45Phantomasderdon: how about a 'worms' game written in PL/I?
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12:16.46derdonPhantomas: I'm a different generation ;)
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13:03.02Phantomasderdon: I'm younger than you ;)
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13:04.49derdonhmm, hmm. could be
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13:13.28koda!next
13:13.30gsocbotkoda: "next" is March 29, 1900 UTC: Mentor organization application closes
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13:22.52carolsserves some stroopwafels
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13:56.08funnymangohey all !
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13:57.45carolshey funnymango
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13:58.30funnymangoi want to participate in gsoc'13..
13:58.40carolsgreat!
13:58.42carolsglad to hear it.
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13:59.16funnymangoi am good at c++ and worked on various cloud apps..so i went through various organisations' idea page
13:59.32carolswhich organizations?
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13:59.38carolswe haven't announced them for this year yet...
13:59.52funnymangoumm yeah..
14:00.07funnymangobut some organisations like KDE
14:00.10carolsok, so you're just generally looking for an open source project to work for, outside of gsoc?
14:00.12carolsok.
14:00.38funnymangothere is this kde idea page for gsoc 13
14:00.51funnymangomay be its a temporary page..
14:00.53carolscool
14:00.59carolsit's probably their draft.
14:01.04funnymangoyeah..
14:01.21funnymangoi mean.. so that students might knw what they cn expect..
14:01.38carolsyeah, that's perfectly reasonable to do.
14:01.42funnymangoso i have this doubt..
14:01.48carolsalright....
14:01.55funnymangolast year kde selected 60 students for gsoc
14:02.11funnymangocompared to others its huge !!
14:02.17carolsindeed it is.
14:02.51funnymangoso is applying in gsoc for kde kind of easy.. or is it they give more chance to their contributors
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14:03.06carolsi don't know what you mean by easy?
14:03.26carolsi think i'm missing something in your question.
14:04.36funnymangoi wanted to know why kde had so many slots..
14:04.53kodacarols, \o/ the fun is starting again this year :)
14:05.01carolsbecause they have a lot of sub-projects they support.
14:05.12funnymangook smileys are allowed on irc ! :P
14:05.18carolsthey're not just one org. they're one org that represents a lot of sub-projects.
14:05.23carolskoda: indeed :-)
14:06.56funnymangoyeah.. kde includes may projects.. :)
14:07.11carolsyep :-)
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14:07.47funnymangoso now i am good at c++ and have moderate knowledge of working wid cloud apps..
14:07.55funnymangoi liked what kde does..
14:08.49funnymangoand for the past 4-5 days.. i am spending a lot of time just to familiarise myself wid the awesome work they have been doing..
14:08.58carolscool :-)
14:09.02carolsthat's all great to hear.
14:09.18funnymangowhat do u suggest a first timer to do.. during the time the organisations come up wid their ideas ??
14:09.31carolsi would suggest you read the student manual.
14:09.33carolshave you done that?
14:09.43funnymangoyup :-)
14:09.50funnymangosubmit patches ??
14:09.55carolsindeed.
14:09.59carolsthat as well.
14:10.28carolsby the way, just so you know "with" is spelled with a "th" at the end, not a "d."
14:10.34carolsjust so you're aware.
14:10.58funnymangosorry :)
14:11.02carolsno problem.
14:11.06carolsjust thought i'd mention it.
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14:11.38funnymangook.. proper english.. got it :-)
14:11.47carolsit helps folks understand, is all.
14:12.04paultaglots of non-native speakers here, funnymango
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14:12.13paultagit helps if it translates properly
14:12.25afahimanyone from TU-Wein here? ideas list says the team hangs out on IRC
14:12.25carolswhat paultag
14:12.27carolssaid
14:12.32carolshaha, hit return too early :-)
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14:12.34paultag:)
14:13.11tarunhello
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14:13.22carolshello tarun
14:13.56tarunhow to apply for google summer of code 2013
14:14.10carolshave you read the FAQs and the student manual?
14:14.18carolsand the timeline?
14:14.30JordiGHWe're already getting students trying to work with Octave. :-)
14:14.35JordiGHTwo, so far.
14:14.41carolsthat's good to hear, JordiGH
14:14.57JordiGHJust polishing the ideas page for the application seems to have attracted them.
14:15.04carolscool!
14:15.41taruni think i ran out of time for applying
14:16.00carolsyou haven't.
14:16.16carolsif you want to apply as an org, you still have time, and if you want to apply as a student the app window hasn't opened yet.
14:16.25carolsso regardless of what role you want, there's still time.
14:16.40carolsagain, i refer you to the timeline.
14:17.31tarunthank you i am a student
14:17.44carolsgreat.
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14:27.18funnymango@JordiGH : ThanK you ! just hanging out here made me aware of another potential project on c++... :-) I worked on Octave on Andrew Ng's Machine learning course..
14:28.37JordiGHfunnymango: We've got lots of stuff you could want to work on: http://wiki.octave.org/Summer_of_Code_Project_Ideas
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14:30.46JordiGHfunnymango: I might add some ideas from Coursera. They've talked in the past about making SSL work, but it works for me...
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14:33.34funnymangoJordiGH: i came across this page http://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/GSoC-2013-ideas-page-td4650761.html .
14:33.37funnymangoIs there some google group or mailing list on octave development so that i can connect/communicate?
14:34.04JordiGHfunnymango: http://wiki.octave.org/Summer_of_Code_Project_Ideas#General_Guidelines
14:35.46JordiGHfunnymango: Sorry for the rtfm, but I don't think it's tl;dr.
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14:38.41funnymango@JordiGH: i was already going through it . you mentioned about 2 students.. trying to work with octave..so just wanted to know how they got in contact ?
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14:39.20JordiGHfunnymango: They used the mailing list. Fourth bullet point above.
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14:41.27funnymangothank you ! :-) my mistake..missed that on the scrolling down..
14:41.43JordiGHYou tl;dr'ed. :-(
14:42.33funnymangono i was excited to check out the ideas first !!! if i liked them.. u know like that..
14:43.10JordiGHMaybe we should tweet documentation instead of putting it on a wiki...
14:43.22funnymango:-P
14:43.29funnymangoi can help with that
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14:47.24funnymangoJordiGH : the wiki is great ! :-)
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14:57.54carolsrefreshes the tea and coffee
14:58.35derdontakes a cup of Earl Grey
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15:05.30carolsyeah, i think coffee for me.
15:05.33carolsit's that time.
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15:15.08funnymangoJordiGH  : help me out while enjoying your beverage :-)  what is the octave irc channel name.. the link in the fifth bullet of wiki leads to a 404 page.
15:15.44JordiGHOh, that's bad.
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15:15.47JordiGHIt's #octave.
15:15.49JordiGHLet me see...
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18:14.57semekhHow are Iranian students ineligible to take part in GSoC?
18:15.15JordiGHsemekh: It's part of the US embargo on Iran.
18:16.01semekhJordiGH: Yes, I'm aware. But my question is "how", I mean, is it possible to take part and get my paycheck for somewhere else?
18:16.15meflinno
18:16.25JordiGHIt is not possible to get paid by Google at all, but it's possible to work on a free project.
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18:18.53gevaertsRemember that there are more than a thousand students in gsoc. Being lenient with the rules and working out alternative solutions for individual cases would *very* quickly become impractical
18:19.25JordiGHIndividual cases like the whole country of Iran?
18:19.30meflinit would also be illegal in this case
18:19.39gevaertsProbably, yes
18:20.18gevaertsBut what I mean is that even looking into the options isn't necessarily practical
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18:51.56NoiaAre we still looking for mentors?
18:52.19gevaerts"we"?
18:53.11SpecialEmilyI want to help out :)
18:53.40meflineach org choses there own mentors
18:53.43JordiGHSpecialEmily: Typically mentors are already established community members of their respective orgs.
18:53.46gevaertsI'm sure most organisations planning to apply haven't finalised their lists of mentors yet
18:54.53SpecialEmilyhmm, perhaps I'm a bit confused =\
18:55.49JordiGHSpecialEmily: The organisations pick the mentors, not Google. You should probably already be somewhat friendly with the organisation that you would like to mentor for.
18:56.01SpecialEmilyoh
18:56.07SpecialEmilyi'm a googler...that might be a problem
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18:56.17JordiGHSpecialEmily: You don't hack free code?
18:56.35SpecialEmilyGoogle Engineer :)
18:56.43JordiGHThat's not usually free.
18:56.50meflinso you have no idea about open source?
18:57.22SpecialEmilyI haven't always been at google, and I do contribute to open source projects, but my day job isn't open source
18:58.07JordiGHSpecialEmily: So which free projects do you contribute to? If they think you're good, you could mentor for them. I thought Googlers were typically too busy with day jobs to take on mentoring duties, though.
18:58.58SpecialEmilyI might be, I'll have to coordinate with a co-worker who's done gsoc before
18:59.12SpecialEmilyI contribute on Guava
18:59.35JordiGHI can't imagine Google would sponsor its own project for GSoC.
18:59.40JordiGHThat seems a bit silly...
18:59.58SpecialEmilyno, perhaps I've gotten a bit confused on something
19:00.12JordiGHBut perhaps through the OSPO.
19:00.43blast007SpecialEmily: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2013/help_page   :)
19:01.47SpecialEmilyhmmm, I might just end up doing cat-herding in the background :)
19:03.18meflinit isn't a bad idea to be the "extra" around a projects gsoc .. you can learn alot
19:03.52meflinstill gets back to ... what project are you interested in being a part of
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19:07.54SpecialEmilynot sure
19:08.46meflina good place to start is the 2012 org list
19:10.58JordiGHI'm starting to think that our 0/5 student retention rate is very sad.
19:11.06JordiGHWhat are other orgs doing to keep students after GSoC?
19:11.29scorche|shcages
19:11.32JordiGHWell, one of them might come out of retirement to mentor the continuation of his own project. He got swallowed by MSFT.
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19:13.19scorche|shJordiGH: there have been some mentor-summit talks about this - perhaps browse through notes?
19:13.20meflinpreviously I was an umbrella so its hard to say last year I had 2 mentors that used to be students and at least one students is hanging around ( 3-4 slots )
19:14.11meflinI've always kept my eye during student selection on ... is this one going to stick
19:16.34JordiGHscorche|sh: Let me look...
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19:23.32JordiGH"Comment: Gentoo has been tracking students retention, reportedly up to 85%"
19:23.34JordiGHholy moly.
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19:24.44meflinhmm having dinner with one of the gentoo admins tomorrow I might have to give him a grilling
19:26.23meflinif its that high they have lessons to teach :)
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20:16.33kolyaflashJordiGH, meflin From the student point of view, I would say that org should tell how you may be useful after gsoc. In other words -- let them still be involved, not just waiting for it.
20:16.47JordiGHkolyaflash: Alright.
20:17.19meflinkolyaflash: I agree and If I had had such words for you .. I would have given you them ( someone unusual situation )
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20:17.50kolyaflashmeflin, yeah, I know
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20:30.21ollythere was a blog post about gentoo's student retention
20:32.47olly...which I'm failing to find
20:33.06ollythe main "secret" seemed to be to focus on retention, and then you get better retention
20:33.27gevaertsIt was probably hosted on the blog of the one student that got away :)
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20:33.52ollydberkholz: was it you who wrote about this?
20:34.06kolyaflashgevaerts, :)
20:35.10meflinmostly I'm having a social occasion if I learn some secret I will report back
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20:43.02ollyaha: http://redmonk.com/dberkholz/2012/07/10/how-to-recruit-open-source-contributors/
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20:50.17derdonolly: interesting link, thanks for sharing
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20:56.44dberkholzi did some other do/don't posts w/ a couple other folks on the gsoc blog as well
20:56.47dberkholzmight be worth checking out
20:57.36dberkholzmeflin: 85% is a little atypical but average is around 2/3
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21:00.24kolyaflashpretty sure it's a bad idea for doing common stat. totally up to org and community.
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21:07.58dberkholzkolyaflash: sorry? that was a little too terse for me to understand your point
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21:14.59kolyaflashdberkholz, I mean that average count is not a useful information in this case, I guess. number of retention students is too different for each org.
21:15.43dberkholzkolyaflash: guess i was unclear. that 2/3 was a ratio, not a count
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21:16.49kolyaflashsorry, I also meant ratio
21:19.08dberkholzbetween 5 and 10 larger orgs i'm aware of, across many areas of software, that all had very similar retention rates of around 25%, ±5
21:19.22dberkholzs/that //
21:19.30meflinand smaller org's?
21:19.52dberkholzmy 1:1 communications don't scale very well and i don't know if google is collecting that data
21:20.13meflinwell I do not think google can ... define retention?
21:20.15dberkholzlarger ones tend to be more data-heavy, and the numbers also more statistically useful
21:20.55dberkholzsure, you can define retention however you want. but obviously if everyone has their own definition it isn't terribly useful
21:21.14meflinnot quite sure what my point is ;)
21:21.29meflinhaving only worked on small orgs every retained student is a huge win
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21:22.09dberkholzeven in larger ones, you'd be surprised (or not?) how big of a difference a highly active new developer can make
21:22.25meflinif there is a way to retain more .. for a small org that even huger
21:22.32dberkholzout of 250 developers, i bet 5 of them make up a good half of our commits
21:22.58meflindberkholz: no I wouldn't my personal org has in theory 30+ devs
21:23.15meflinmost of them have 0 commits a year
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21:24.00meflinyet they are all ready to dismiss an idea on the email list :D
21:24.14meflin( very broken org )
21:24.16kolyaflashmeflin, :)
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